Sentence examples for those proficient from inspiring English sources

The goal is to move those proficient enough in English out of bilingual classes when they are ready.

Those proficient in written Guaraní exchange text-messages farewells like "Jajuecháta Ko'érõ," which means, "We'll see each other if tomorrow comes".

Those proficient with Facebook, Twitter, Skype, webcams and smartphones may find "Disconnect" too obvious and blithely dismiss its alarmist attitude as fuddy-duddy.

Except, of course, those proficient in kung fu.

For those proficient in the use of Doppler, this modality can be used to distinguish the artery from veins and nerves.

On the other hand, as the data for the control groups show, students proficient in math do as well as (or better than) than those proficient in ELA, with slightly higher graduation rates.

At P.S. 230 in Kensington, Brooklyn, seven fourth-grade English teachers ranged from the 12th to the 99th percentile.. Hundreds of the highest-rated teachers taught students considered to be difficult to educate, like those not proficient in English or with special needs — perhaps because the model predicted those students would perform poorly.

It doesn't seem logical to call those kids proficient".

A sport for those already proficient at road cycling, the track form consists of a number of sprint and endurance events, conducted on bikes designed to minimise drag.

Therefore, those migrants proficient in English have on average longer durations.

No effect from 5-FU therapy was found for patients CIMP-0, CIMP-Low or for those MMR proficient (p = 0.7, p = 0.9 and p = 0.7 respectively).